Basics of our pet cameras

A pet camera is especially suitable for you if you are often on the go. Dog owners cannot leave their pets unsupervised at home for several hours. Often, there are also no necessary alternatives, because a dog sitter is not always available, and friends or relatives do not always have time. A dog camera, on the other hand, reassures you during your absence, and can alleviate your fears and worries about your pet by allowing you to keep a full eye on it at all times.

Can I combine the cameras?

If your pet has access to multiple rooms, it makes sense to place a pet camera in each room. But the camera doesn't always have to be pan-tilt. Fortunately, you can combine several cameras as you wish and conveniently manage them with a single app.

For which pets are pet cameras suitable?

A pet camera is suitable for every pet. In addition to common use cases such as cats and dogs, the camera also helps with birds, fish, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, turtles, lizards, or iguanas. You can also use our cameras for horses, sheep, goats, pigs, or other animals. Whenever animals are alone, you have everything in view with the pet cams.

Always ready for use: Why a pet camera is worthwhile

With a pet camera, you can always check what your pet is doing alone without you. Therefore, you can ultimately use the camera for all sorts of things: whether it's simply observing your animals, detecting undesirable behavior and subsequently training it away, or simply getting cute pictures and videos – anything is possible! The most common use cases for pet cameras are:

• When you leave your pet alone, it often looks chaotic afterwards. Sofa cushions ripped apart? Shoes are somewhere else entirely? You can't find your socks anymore? With a camera, you can keep an eye on who the culprit is and train away the chaotic behavior with appropriate training.
• Is the animal doing well? Or has it gotten stuck somewhere? Thanks to the camera, you can always see how your pet is doing and whether it has put itself in danger – by possibly eating something wrong, getting trapped in a corner, or if an unauthorized person is in the room. You have dangers in view from anywhere and can send a neighbor over to help if necessary.
• Can your pet stay alone? Does your pet suffer when you're not there? Through 2-way communication, you can communicate with your pet so that it doesn't feel alone. Especially after the Corona pandemic, this can happen quickly, as your pet is used to having you around every day. Now that you may have to go back to the office, it can quickly miss you.